Heather Angel steals a car from a gangster who was "mashing". Unfortunately there is body in the back seat.

Lots of chases ensue. Mis-identification complicates the plot.

Very enjoyable film.

Funny, I never heard of her until I started logging onto Internet Archive. Will have to look her up.

Charming movie. Good for an hours sit. Fiesty heroines. Delilah you bad bird :).

Yes, the story is a bit too shallow and the acting not always good, but the whole atmosphere is quite charming.

the acting was a tad stiff to suit me, but then it just seemed to fit the plot and the old woman was hilarious and Snuffy.. What? I've always been a crook. You trying to ruin my reputation?

What a treat this hour long film was! Totally enjoyable and highly recommended!

Heather Angel plays a school teacher who steps out of her dull routine into the swirling chaos in this '30s style comedy. Sadly, the third act contains plot conveniences to wrap things up in a hurry in this otherwise nicely paced movie. A lot of the movie involves repeated car chases, and I wish they had been made funnier. They were good at that in those days. So, there's no big laughs here, but many amusing moments. This isn't one of Dalton Trumbo's better stories.

Angel gives a very good performance. This is the best I've seen from John King. He actually modulates his voice, makes numerous facial expressions, and uses body language to express himself. You know, acts.

I downloaded the 699MB AVI file. After removing the greenish tint, the video quality was fine. The audio was perfect throughout.

A frumpish school teacher morphs into a beautiful butterfly - just in time for romance and an endless road chase with a corpse in the back seat. Toss in pursuing cops, gangsters, a feisty little old lady and a handsome would-be rescuer, and you have the main ingredients for this delightful screwball comedy. The dialog is smart. The action never stops to take a breath. Charming Heather Angel is thoroughly captivating in the whacky role of a schoolmarm on a tear - and a mean hand with a loaded tea kettle! B-western star John "Dusty" King in a sports jacket role is the best I've seen him - and I've seen him a lot. The great Constance Collier chimes in as a no-nonsense dowager who takes nothin' from nobody. The rest of the cast doesn’t have a single weak link. Fun from credits to close, Universal Pictures comes up with a real winner B. FOOTNOTE: You may want to see the sometimes underappreciated Heather Angel in more roles like this. I just wish I knew of some. She does apprear in four or five Bulldog Drummond adventures.